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The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Program groceries are delivered every Wednesday morning. The Office Meeting Room is booked every Wednesday morning & afternoon recesses for our student Food Share Chef's to prep the food for the week.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

Sensei Kevin Forbert offers a weekly hour Karate Club activity for St. Patrick CS students on Wednesdays. This program runs on regular school days only. It is closed on holidays, or when there is a disruption in the busing (inclement weather days) - please note that if the buses are cancelled so is Karate Club! All payments are directly through Sensi Kevin and will not be processed through the school. Please do not send payments to school with your child. Contact Sensei Kevin at 613-827-2602 or email him karatewithkevin@gmail.com for more information.

Abby Stewart is accepting students for Thursday & Friday afternoon lessons here at St. Patrick Catholic School. Check out her website at https://www.abbystewartmusic.com/ for more information. Abby can be reached at abbystewart01@hotmail.com for booking and payment details. All payments will be directly threw Abby Stewart. Please do not send any money to school with your child.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

Abby Stewart is accepting students for Thursday & Friday afternoon lessons here at St. Patrick Catholic School. Check out her website at https://www.abbystewartmusic.com/ for more information. Abby can be reached at abbystewart01@hotmail.com for booking and payment details. All payments will be directly threw Abby Stewart. Please do not send any money to school with your child.

Jason Silver, a parent from our St. Patrick community, will be offering music lessons every Friday. Please contact him at jasonsilver@crookedbush.com to book in your child's half hour lesson. All financial transactions are directly with Jason Silver and will not be collected through the school office. Please make arrangements with Jason to make payments directly to him. Here is the link to his webpage: http://www.rocknroll101.ca/

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Program groceries are delivered every Wednesday morning. The Office Meeting Room is booked every Wednesday morning & afternoon recesses for our student Food Share Chef's to prep the food for the week.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

Sensei Kevin Forbert offers a weekly hour Karate Club activity for St. Patrick CS students on Wednesdays. This program runs on regular school days only. It is closed on holidays, or when there is a disruption in the busing (inclement weather days) - please note that if the buses are cancelled so is Karate Club! All payments are directly through Sensi Kevin and will not be processed through the school. Please do not send payments to school with your child. Contact Sensei Kevin at 613-827-2602 or email him karatewithkevin@gmail.com for more information.

Abby Stewart is accepting students for Thursday & Friday afternoon lessons here at St. Patrick Catholic School. Check out her website at https://www.abbystewartmusic.com/ for more information. Abby can be reached at abbystewart01@hotmail.com for booking and payment details. All payments will be directly threw Abby Stewart. Please do not send any money to school with your child.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

Abby Stewart is accepting students for Thursday & Friday afternoon lessons here at St. Patrick Catholic School. Check out her website at https://www.abbystewartmusic.com/ for more information. Abby can be reached at abbystewart01@hotmail.com for booking and payment details. All payments will be directly threw Abby Stewart. Please do not send any money to school with your child.

Jason Silver, a parent from our St. Patrick community, will be offering music lessons every Friday. Please contact him at jasonsilver@crookedbush.com to book in your child's half hour lesson. All financial transactions are directly with Jason Silver and will not be collected through the school office. Please make arrangements with Jason to make payments directly to him. Here is the link to his webpage: http://www.rocknroll101.ca/

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.

The Food Sharing Program groceries are delivered every Wednesday morning. The Office Meeting Room is booked every Wednesday morning & afternoon recesses for our student Food Share Chef's to prep the food for the week.

The Food Sharing Project encourages healthy food choices for learning. We are proud to offer nutritious food to our students thanks to funding from the Student Nutrition Program of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. The goal of the Food Sharing Project is to provide universally accessible, non-stigmatizing opportunities for children and youth to access nutritious lunches if they've forgotten theirs at home, or snacks for those who are going through a growing spurt or may not have brought enough to fill their tummies that day. Our priority is to ensure that all students in our school who wish to participate in our school program know how and are comforable to do so. If you are looking to donate to this amazing program contact Tim Brown at fsp@kingston.net with a monitary donation. Or if you prefer, you could consult with Mrs. Miller ( milleran@alcdsb.on.ca ) at our school if you would like to donate food that may augment what this amazing program is already doing for our students.